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juldeaI had my very first "authentic Jewish food" on Sunday at Joan and Ed's Deli in Natick. Had a meat knish, a latke, and kishka - VERY GOOD. I ate it all up with yum. There was also a piece of peanut butter chocolate cheesecake that made me moan. I recommend the place and hope to go back!
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londo. Still good. For those of you who have seen it and enjoyed the last line of the film, I found it interesting that it was actually a lie. That, or an editing slip-up. Was Joe just being a bastard? Make your predictions...
Crossroads = fun, although I didn't get the most important thing I wanted to get done. Bleh. That's why it sucks to have your plot depend on others. ;)
londo met me at work during my lunch hour. Sometimes it's amazing how well we get along. I mean, seriously - there's no end in sight. :)
I signed up for Zipcar since through work I get all of the signup fees/annual fees/etc waived except for $25/year. I'm not sure how much I'll use it, since the cars start at $8.50/hr and therefore they won't really be useful for driving to bellydance, etc, but it's cheap enough to be worth the signup for a possible emergency (or shopping trip for heavy things).
I'm currently reading for the first time The Mists of Avalon, which was recommended to me wayyyyy back when in high school. By Amanda Suenram, for those who know her. The book fits her pretty well - all goddess earth-mother-y. I'm not impressed but it's good for passing the time. Hopefully the next time I get to the library, Prince Caspian will be in and I can continue the Narnia series.
Enough blathering. I should sleep.
Saw Sky Captain again, this time with
londo. Still good. For those of you who have seen it and enjoyed the last line of the film, I found it interesting that it was actually a lie. That, or an editing slip-up. Was Joe just being a bastard? Make your predictions...Crossroads = fun, although I didn't get the most important thing I wanted to get done. Bleh. That's why it sucks to have your plot depend on others. ;)
londo met me at work during my lunch hour. Sometimes it's amazing how well we get along. I mean, seriously - there's no end in sight. :)I signed up for Zipcar since through work I get all of the signup fees/annual fees/etc waived except for $25/year. I'm not sure how much I'll use it, since the cars start at $8.50/hr and therefore they won't really be useful for driving to bellydance, etc, but it's cheap enough to be worth the signup for a possible emergency (or shopping trip for heavy things).
I'm currently reading for the first time The Mists of Avalon, which was recommended to me wayyyyy back when in high school. By Amanda Suenram, for those who know her. The book fits her pretty well - all goddess earth-mother-y. I'm not impressed but it's good for passing the time. Hopefully the next time I get to the library, Prince Caspian will be in and I can continue the Narnia series.
Enough blathering. I should sleep.
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on 4 Oct 2004 19:37 (UTC)I reallyt think it starts out stronger than it ends, and I prefer _The Firebrand_ (MZB takes on The Illiad!) but it's essentially the Same Damn Story... Goddess worship going away, and it's bad, and men are subjugating women, and it's bad bad bad.
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on 4 Oct 2004 21:10 (UTC)T
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on 5 Oct 2004 08:41 (UTC).
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on 5 Oct 2004 08:52 (UTC)I blame him.
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on 5 Oct 2004 08:53 (UTC)Zipcar - I've heard of it before, it sounds pretty neat.
Man, I wish I could take public transportation to work... But the only way I can do it is to take the train all the way in to Boston (South Station, I believe) and back out to Maynard... turning a 40-minute drive into 2+ hours of train. Blech.
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on 5 Oct 2004 09:41 (UTC)It's expensive enough living in an apartment in Worcester, the *ahem* not-so-desirable city that is nearest to Boston (it's in central Massachusetts). My fiancé and I are looking into moving east, towards where we both work, but it's probably going to be too expensive to be worth it. Forget living in Boston - we'd be paying twice as much as we are now, and have only a closet-sized space to show for it.
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on 5 Oct 2004 14:34 (UTC)Unfortunately, housing/apartment prices rise sharply once you get east of Worcester. With massive student loans to pay off,
I think that WPI was worth the price for both of us... but we're going to be paying it off for a long time.
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on 5 Oct 2004 15:27 (UTC)Where is church/work/the best location?
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on 5 Oct 2004 19:38 (UTC)Nod, hrm. That close to 495 probably will be more expensive, being that it's a major commuter area. :P
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